Personal Finance Apps Lack Dedicated Lending and Borrowing Tracking
People who frequently lend money or pay on behalf of others have no built-in way to tag those transactions as loans and track repayment. Existing finance apps treat all outflows identically, making it impossible to see outstanding lending at a glance. A dedicated lending ledger with repayment notifications would fill a gap currently handled by informal IOUs.
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